10 Movies
In The Land Of Saints And Sinners. 2023 (Irish), Starring
- Liam Neeson as Finbar Murphy [6]
- Kerry Condon as Doireann McCann [6]
- Jack Gleeson as Kevin [6]
- Ciarán Hinds as Vinnie O'Shea [6]
- Sarah Greene as Sinead [6]
- Colm Meaney as Robert McQue [6]
- Desmond Eastwood as Curtis June [6]
- Niamh Cusack as Rita [6]
- Conor MacNeill as Conan McGrath [6]
- Seamus O'Hara as Séamus McKenna
- Mark O'Regan as Bart McGuiness [6]
- Valentine Olukoga as Hasan Bello [6]
- Michelle Gleeson as Moya [6]
- Bernadette Carty as Mum Outside Pub [6]
- Conor Hamill as Pat O'Donnell [6]
- Anne Brogan as Josie McQue
Netflix, 2 February 2026. Soundtrack: "
Anachronisms:
In the pub shoot out: both Finbar & one of the IRA terrorists use Beretta model SB, 92F type 9mm pistols. These semi automatic models were not made in 1974.
At 6 minutes in, when Finbar and the Garda are discussing the broken sign, two wind turbines can be seen on a hill in the distance on the right-hand side of the screen. The 1st wind turbine in Northern Ireland wasn't until around 1995. The film is set in 1974.
During the opening couple minutes a Triumph 2500S is seen driving along a street and parking, the Triumph 2500S wasn't produced until 1975 so didn't exist in 1974 when this film is set.
Some cars in the Belfast scenes appear with yellow UK back license plates. While these plates were introduced in 1973, it is unlikely that one would see so many newly registered cars already in 1974, particularly the one used by IRA terrorists.
The Woman In Cabin 10. 2025, Starring
- Keira Knightley as Laura "Lo" Blacklock
- Guy Pearce as Richard Bullmer
- David Ajala as Ben Morgan
- Art Malik as Dr. Robert Mehta
- Gugu Mbatha-Raw as Rowan Lonsdale
- Kaya Scodelario as Grace
- David Morrissey as Thomas Heatherley
- Daniel Ings as Adam Sutherland
- Hannah Waddingham as Heidi Heatherley
- Gitte Witt as Carrie
- Christopher Rygh as Lars Jensen
- Pippa Bennett-Warner as Karla
- John Macmillan as Captain John Addis
- Paul Kaye as Danny Tyler
- Amanda Collin as Sigrid Nilssen
- Lisa Loven Kongsli as Anne Bullmer
Netflix, 1 February 2026. Soundtrack: "
Goodbye June. 2025, Starring
- Helen Mirren as June Cheshire, Bernie's wife, Helen, Julia, Molly and Connor’s mother and Benji’s grandmother
- Kate Winslet as Julia Cheshire, June & Bernie's second daughter, Helen's younger sister and Molly and Connor's older sister and Benji’s mother
- Andrea Riseborough as Molly Cheshire, June & Bernie's third daughter, Helen and Julia's younger sister and Connor's older sister, and Benji’s aunt
- Toni Collette as Helen Cheshire, June & Bernie's first daughter, Julia, Molly, Connor’s older sister and Benji’s aunt
- Johnny Flynn as Connor Cheshire, June & Bernie's son, Helen, Molly and Julia’s younger brother and Benji’s uncle
- Timothy Spall as Bernie Cheshire, June's husband, Helen, Julia, Molly and Connor’s father and Benji’s grandfather
- Fisayo Akinade as Nurse Angeli
- Jeremy Swift as Dr. David Titford
- Raza Jaffrey as Dr. Simon Khal
- Stephen Merchant as Jerry, Molly's husband
- Benjamin Shortland as Benji, Julia’s son, Helen, Molly and Connor’s nephew and June and Bernie’s grandson
Netflix, 2 February 2026. Soundtrack: "
The Woman In The Line (Spanish: La mujer de la fila). 2025 (Argentine/ Spanish), Starring
- Amparo Noguera as La Veintidós
- Alberto Ammann as Alejo
- Federico Heinrich as Gustavo
- Marcela Acuña as Coca
- Lide Uranga as Alicia
- Mora Recalde as Clara
- Iride Mockert as Guadalupe
- Natalia Santiago as Marisa
- Jade Ramírez
- Verónika Silva
- Benjamín Ávila as Santillán[6]
- Luis Campos as Emilio

The film also features members of the Asociación Civil de Familiares de Detenidos (ACiFaD – Civil Association of Relatives of Detainees), founded in 2008 by Andrea Casamento.
Netflix, 4 February 2026. Soundtrack:
The closing scene features a rendition of “Canción de las simples cosas” by César Isella and Armando Tejada Gómez, performed by Natalia Oreiro and her husband Ricardo Mollo.
iHostage. 2025 (Dutch), Starring
- Soufiane Moussouli as Ammar Ajar
- Admir Šehović as Ilian Petrov
- Loes Haverkort as Lynn
- Marcel Hensema as Kees
- Emmanuel Ohene Boafo as Mingus
- Matteo van der Grijn as Abe
- Fockeline Ouwerkerk as Soof
Netflix, 5 February 2026. Soundtrack: "Feeling Good" - Performed by Michael Buble; “If You Don’t Want My Love” - Performed by Jalen Ngonda.
Havoc. 2025, Starring
- Tom Hardy as Patrick Walker
- Jessie Mei Li as Ellie
- Justin Cornwell as Charlie Beaumont
- Quelin Sepulveda as Mia
- Luis Guzmán as Raul
- Michelle Waterson as the Assassin
- Sunny Pang as Ching
- Serhat Metin as Cortez
- Jim Caesar as Wes
- Xelia Mendes-Jones as Johnny
- Yeo Yann Yann as Tsui's mother
- Timothy Olyphant as Vincent
- Forest Whitaker as Lawrence Beaumont
- Richard Harrington as Jake
- Narges Rashidi as Helena, Patrick's wife
- Jeremy Ang Jones as Tsui
Netflix, 9 February 2026. Soundtrack: "
Slap Shot. 1977, Starring
- Paul Newman as Reggie Dunlop (#7)
- Strother Martin as Joe McGrath
- Michael Ontkean as Ned Braden (#10)
- Jennifer Warren as Francine Dunlop
- Lindsay Crouse as Lily Braden
- Jerry Houser as Dave "Killer" Carlson (#3)
- Jeff Carlson as Jeff Hanson (#18)
- Steve Carlson as Steve Hanson (#17)
- David Hanson as Jack Hanson (#16)
- Yvon Barrette as Denis Lemieux (#1)
- Allan Nicholls as Johnny Upton (#12)
- Brad Sullivan as Morris "Mo" Wanchuk (#2)
- Stephen Mendillo as Jim Ahern (#6)
- Yvan Ponton as Jean-Guy Drouin (#14)
- Matthew Cowles as Charlie
- Kathryn Walker as Anita McCambridge
- Melinda Dillon as Suzanne Hanrahan
- M. Emmet Walsh as Dickie Dunn
- Swoosie Kurtz as Shirley Upton
- Paul D'Amato as Tim "Dr. Hook" McCracken
- Ronald L. Docken as Lebrun (#30)
- Guido Tenesi as Billy Charlebois (#5)
- Jean Rosario Tetreault as Bergeron (#8)
- Christopher Murney as Tommy Hanrahan
- Blake Ball as Gilmore Tuttle
- Ned Dowd as Ogie Ogilthorpe
- Andrew Duncan as Jim Carr
- Nancy N. Dowd as Andrea
- (Ned’s wife, not his screenwriter sister)[3]
- Barbara L. Shorts as "Bluebird"
- Larry Block as Peterboro Referee
- Paul Dooley as Hyannisport Announcer
- Will Espey as Stickboy
- Rod Bloomfield as filmed skating scenes for Paul Newman[4]
- Bruce Boudreau as Unnamed Hyannisport Player (#7)
- Galen Head as Unnamed Chiefs Player (#19)[5]
- Susan Kendall Newman as Pharmacist[6]
- Connie Madigan as Ross "Mad Dog" Madison
- Mark Bousquet as André "Poodle" Lussier
- John Gofton as Nick Brophy
- Rod Masters as Organist[7]
- Joe Nolan as Clarence "Screaming Buffalo" Swamptown
- Dick Roberge as Referee Ecker[8]
- Ray Schultz as Unnamed Bulldogs Player[9]
- Carol Shelton as Fashion Show Commentator
- Ross Smith as Barclay Donaldson
- Steve Stirling as Unnamed Chiefs Player[10][11]
- Cliff Thompson as Bus Driver Walt Comisky
Hollywood Suite, 20 February 2026. Soundtrack: "
I Am Joe Frazier. 2025 (Canadian), Starring
Crave, 24 February 2026. Soundtrack: "Don't Let The Green Grass Fool You" and "Knock On Wood" - Performed by Joe Frazier.
Broke. 2025, Starring
- Wyatt Russell as True Brandywine
- Auden Thornton as Ali
- Dennis Quaid as George Brandywine
- Mary McDonnell as Kathy Brandywine
- Johnny Berchtold as Caleb Brandywine
- Tom Skerritt as Cliff
- Austin Amelio as Nervous Cowboy[1]
- Charley Crockett as Snowplow Driver
Crave, 27 February 2026. Soundtrack: "
A Complete Unknown. 2024, Starring
- Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan
- Edward Norton as Pete Seeger
- Elle Fanning as Sylvie Russo[11]
- Russo is based on Suze Rotolo, Dylan's girlfriend at the time.[12]
- Monica Barbaro as Joan Baez
- Boyd Holbrook as Johnny Cash
- Dan Fogler as Albert Grossman
- Norbert Leo Butz as Alan Lomax
- Eriko Hatsune as Toshi Seeger[13]
- Big Bill Morganfield as Jesse Moffette
- Will Harrison as Bob Neuwirth
- Scoot McNairy as Woody Guthrie
- P. J. Byrne as Harold Leventhal
- Michael Chernus as Theodore Bikel
- Charlie Tahan as Al Kooper[13]
- Ryan Harris Brown as Mark Spoelstra[13]
- Eli Brown as Mike Bloomfield
- Nick Pupo as Peter Yarrow
- Andre Chez Lewis as Paul Griffin
- Laura Kariuki as Becka
- Stephen Carter Carlsen as Paul Stookey
- Eric Berryman as Tom Wilson
- David Alan Basche as John Hammond
- Joe Tippett as Dave Van Ronk
- James Austin Johnson as Gerdes M.C.
- Kayli Carter as Maria Muldaur
- Sarah King as Barbara Dane[14]
- Alaina Surgener as Gena Russo[15]
- Will Price as Joe Boyd
- Joshua Henry as Brownie McGhee
- Molly Jobe as CBS Receptionist
Crave, 27 February 2026, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "
Anachronisms:
At Newport 1965, stage monitors are visible when Bob and his electric band are performing. But no monitors were actually used at Newport that year, and they did not become common for performing musicians until a few years later.
Pete Seeger brings coffee to Dylan and others the morning of the Newport Folk Festival. The paper coffee cups have plastic lids that were not in use then, not even patented until 1967.
Joan's front cover on Time magazine was about a month after the end of the Cuban Crisis.
When Bobby Neuwirth gets out of a cab to go to the Columbia Records studio, at the end of the block there is a Burlington [Coat Factory] store. Not only is it a modern logo, but Burlington Coat Factory wasn't founded until 1972 and didn't open stores in NYC until much later.
In several scenes, the same 1967 Volkswagen Beetle is visible in the background even though this film takes place between 1961-1965.
Dylan sings The Times They Are a-Changin' at the 1963 Newport Folk Festival which was held July 26-28. But Dylan did not write this song until September and October 1963.
When Pete Seeger leaves the courthouse in New York's Foley Square near the beginning, the sculpture "Triumph of the Spirit" by Lorenzo Pace is visible in the center of the square. It was not installed until the year 2000, 39 years later.
As Dylan is riding into New York in the opening scene, the radio mentions "the NFC Eastern Conference New York Giants". This scene occurs in 1961 and the NFL and AFL didn't merge and form separate conferences until 1970.
Dylan sings into a Shure 55 microphone, the kind with a chrome grille sometimes referred to as the Elvis mic. The microphone connector is the standard 3-pin Amphenol screw-on type, part #MC3M, but a few inches down the cable is a clumsy male-female XLR connection, showing that the Amphenol connector is an adapter to modern XLR. In the early '60s, the Amphenol connector would have been soldered to a long cable stretching back to an equipment rack or a wall plate. No XLR would have been used.
When Bob goes to The Chelsea Hotel to find Joan, they show him crossing the street, and a maroon bus lane can be seen on the road, but bus lanes weren't painted maroon until 2007.
In the motel, supposed to be in Newport, RI but actually shot in Cape May, NJ there is a New Jersey Transit bus in the background sporting a "TNJ" logo. A New Jersey bus could have been chartered to RI, but New Jersey Transit was not formed until 1979.
When Dylan is on the way to see Joan Baez in her Northern California home in the woods, power poles are flashing by in the background, but they have four levels of wire running along them: power, fiber, cable, and telephone. In 1963, it would have been just power and telephone.
When Pete Seeger appears on the courthouse steps near the beginning, a photographer can be seen using a Nikon F Photomic. That model wasn't introduced until 1962, whereas the court appearance was in 1961.
The famous "Judas/I don't believe you/play it loud " exchange occurred not at the Newport Folk Festival but on May 17, 1966 in Manchester UK.
Dylan is seen watching the announcement of JFK's assassination on TV in NYC right before he performs at the 1963 Newport Folk Festival, but the festival was held in July 1963, and JFK was killed in late Nov 1963.
Dylan arrived in NYC in January 1961, yet the car radio has a NY Giants' football game beginning and says the Giants are 8-3 at that point in the season and Y.A. Tittle is starting at QB as usual. There were no NFL games in January 1961; the championship game was played December 26, 1960, and the Giants' season record that year was 6-4-2; their last game was December 18, 1960, and Tittle wasn't traded to the Giants until August 1961 and didn't start his first game until September 24, 1961.

